Is Lakshadweep really worth the Hype??

If pristine beaches, white sand and clear azure waters are your idea of paradise then paradise is right here in Lakshadweep. Located in the south western coast of India, Lakshadweep literally means “one hundred thousand islands”. Blue lagoons, brimming sea life, colorful corals and clean beaches give the perfect Laidback vibes. The beauty of these islands is unparalleled and you keep imagining how come there are so few travellers here? The serenity and lack of commercialization is the essence of its beauty and we hope it stays that way. The lack of information about travelling to these islands is again a deterrent so here is a Complete Travel Guide to Lakshadweep Islands to help you plan a tour here.

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Pattaya with Kids? No Worries!

Thailand is a country that draws people from all over the world for its lively night life, beaches, food, shopping and massages. And Pattaya, the bustling coastal city on the Gulf of Thailand is the most popular among adult tourists for its pulsating nightlife. However, this is exactly the reason why family travelers shy away from it. While planning our Thailand holiday with our kid, we too were skeptical about adding Pattaya to our Itinerary but we decided to take the plunge and Boy! what a pleasant surprise it turned out to be! So, here is the post that tries to reinvent Pattaya as a family friendly / kid friendly travel destination.

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A Complete Family Travel Guide To Binsar

Bewitching Binsar is a sleepy little town tucked away in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand. Located at an elevation of about 2420 meters, in Almora district, Binsar offers majestic views of the Garhwal Himalayas like Nanda Devi, Chaukhamba, Trishul and the Panchachuli range. Surrounded by Rhododendron and pine trees all over, Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary is perfect for an adventure trek or nature walk to experience the magic of nature. With the concrete jungle and hard paced life we live in, Binsar offers a much required solace to immerse ourselves in the laps of nature while recharging our tired souls. A Complete Family Travel Guide To Binsar will tell you just about everything you need to know about this picturesque hamlet.

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Naukuchiatal – The Lake of Nine Corners

Naukuchiatal

Naukuchiatal – The Lake of Nine Corners is a tranquil little town, overshadowed by its popular neighbour Nainital. Located in the Naini District of Kumaon, Uttarakhand, Naukuchiatal is perfect hill station to escape the crowds and connect with nature. Nestled between lush green Kumaon Himalayas, this picture perfect lake is situated at 4000 feet above sea level. The emerald lake is the integral part of this town with local settlements and hotels dotted around the forested valley. The thick unspoiled foliage is a perfect haven for bird watchers too. Incidentally, Naukuchital is also the deepest lake in Uttarakhand.

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The Complete Family Travel Guide To Maldives ~ During Covid -19

The beauty of Maldives is unparalleled and the travel restrictions imposed by Maldives hardly served as a deterrent to the travel deprived tourists like us. So, we too jumped the bandwagon and planned a trip to this most sought after destination. However, we did have our reservations about travelling with kids and elders during the pandemic. If you are hesitant too and want to know what expect, continue reading The Complete Family Travel Guide To Maldives ~ During Covid -19.

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TatterTales Book Review – The Magic Of The Lost Temple by Sudha Murty

The Magic Of The Lost Temple

I had just completed Ms Sudha Murty’s Grandma’s Bag of Stories and wanted to read another one written by her. My parents got me The Magic Of The Lost Temple by Sudha Murty and what a fun adventure it was. The story is about a 12 year old girl Nooni and how her life changes when she goes to live with her grandparents in the village. She is fascinated by their stories and simple living. She learns new things and explores the place along with her new friends. On one such outing how she accidentally stumbles upon an ancient step-well forms the gist of the story. I could completely relate to it as I was at my grandparents house while reading it. What I loved about the book is that the story is set in a real village in India.

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